Reply With Quotedepends on how u want to use it...u could use it both ways
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Puzzle Question: is it what or that?
Telling someone (what or that) you've heard from a mutual friend would likely start a conversation about him.Pick the work that goes best based on sentence structure and word definitions: what or that
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depends on how u want to use it...u could use it both ways
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Telling someone WHAT you've heard from a mutual friend, would likely start a conversation about him.Telling someone THAT you've heard from a mutual friend,would likely start a conversation about him.You need a comma as a punctuaution after friend. They both work
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South Wood where did you come up with this question?I think its pretty neat,where do we meet and talk.
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whatTelling someone you have heard from a mutual friend would likely start a conversation about him.Telling someone what you have heard from a mutual friend would likely start a conversation about him.
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it works either way, just depends on what u actually wanna say. they both make the sentence work but make the point of it turn out different. u either say, whAt u have heard from him , or just tHat u heard from him.
